xref: /src/etc/MAKEDEV.local

#!/bin/sh -
#	$NetBSD: MAKEDEV.local,v 1.14 2008/04/30 13:10:49 martin Exp $
#
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###########################################################################
#
# MAKEDEV.local can be customised to create site-specific device nodes.
# By default it does nothing, except parse and accept the same command
# line options as MAKEDEV.
#
# "MAKEDEV all" or "MAKEDEV local" will invoke "MAKEDEV.local all";
# MAKEDEV.local may also be invoked directly with other args.

PATH=/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/rescue

# makedev_local special [...]
#	the main loop
#
makedev_local()
{

for i
do

case $i in

all)
	# Customise this.  For example:
	#makedev_local foo
	;;

# Add more cases here.  You can call functions defined in MAKEDEV.
# For example:
#foo)
#	mkdev foo c 0 0 600
#	mkdev foo1 c 0 1 600
#	;;

*)
	warn "$i: unknown device"
	;;

esac
done

}

#
# MAIN: Figure out where MAKEDEV is; load MAKEDEV as a function library;
# then call makedev_main to do all the real work.
#
case "$0" in
*/*)    MAKEDEV="${0%/*}/MAKEDEV" ;;
*)      MAKEDEV="./MAKEDEV" ;;
esac
[ -f "${MAKEDEV}" ] || MAKEDEV="/dev/MAKEDEV"

MAKEDEV_AS_LIBRARY=1 . "${MAKEDEV}" || exit 1

makedev_main makedev_local ${1+"$@"}